Let’s say you want to server-side detect whether a user’s browser is the dreaded IE6 using PHP (instead of on the client side, which is usually done with conditional comments). Here’s how.
FIND SOMETHING
Pages
Tags
-
TWITTER FAVES
- @zeldman: "Magazines must step away from the "print business" and realize they are in the *content* business. @karenmcgrane #adaptivecontent #aea"
- @lukew: "Hacking Your Users Brains http://t.co/DhQmmlc1 my notes from @uxresearch talk at #aea about getting into customer's heads."
- @marketingwizdom: "Tip: Advertising says to people, 'Here's what we've got. Here's what it will do for you. Here's how to get it.' Leo Burnett"
- @jaffathecake: ".@uxresearch's eye tracking example on page 34 http://t.co/NkQKjaBu is fascinating #aea"
- @knell_belle: "Think of the user as a dog playing catch... try to avoid introducing a squirrel. #aea"
- @meyerweb: "“The web is a series of contextual content encounters.” —@zeldman #AEA"
- @smashingmag: "New on Smashing WP: How To Use Custom Post Types To Organize Online Marketing Campaigns - http://t.co/gStbpfJy"
- @vq20: "RT @leisa: Some rough notes from my @monkigras talk 'Why Most UX is Shite' http://t.co/bez1NfEx #ux #truth"
- @SusanCosmos: ""Your only limitation is how much action you are willing to take." - Carrie @barefoot_exec Wilkerson #quote"
- @lukew: "Incidentally performance optimization is a big reason companies still make separate mobile sites. http://t.co/F4XijCd3"